04 Feb 1941
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1941
Page
1
The piece critiques evolving word meanings such as non-belligerency coined by the Taitans and cites Australian commentary on compulsory saving via the Federal Income Tax Instalment form Behemais. It remarks that such rhetoric reflects broader public debate on saving versus consumption and questions the motive of proponents.
An Aboriginal woman complained of a death bone in her hat and was treated after a plane flight from Hal's Creek to Wynnam. Dr P O'Toale, head of Australian Medlead Services, performed an abdominal incision under general anaesthesia. The patient recovered fully, walking afterward. On the doctor’s return he treated 17 patients, including an Aboriginal at Auvoroe station operated for a spear wound in the thigh.
A fragmentary verse passage references a Wingham Prophet and mentions eatung run cite plain and pu. It alludes to nations, growth, and mythical ascent with lines about people who never grew up never laughed or spoken and some falling toward heaven. The garbled text imitates archaic prophetic cadence.
A notice indicates that the closing date for general entries to the 1941 Milan Show is February 10. The event is scheduled for February 12 to February 14, lasting three days and seven nights, with accompanying schedules and details to be served or forwarded as needed.
A drought scarred tale from Bulga about foragers and a heavy bull stuck in bog mud. Vince Gill and Robby Moore attempt a rescue with a dog named Grip while rubber boots slip and splashes occur. The beast finally reclaims a dry path as both men extract themselves and their gear.
A disjointed reminiscence sketches Sam Langford and Bam Langford in early 1900s boxing lore. It recalls Bam Hague, a Yorkshire father, and a famed Olympia bout where Langford defeated multiple contenders. The piece notes Langford’s later decline and the neglect of old-time fighters.
A muddled note from Rollands Plains by Mr P Doyle questions a claimed record for sows in Wauchope and Manning districts. The Yorkshire sow had three otters of 11, 10 and Tha, with uncertainty about whether it constitutes a regional record or not. The piece hints at local pig judging and noisy excitement around the claim in 1900 era.
A historical note outlines a veterinary remedy for cattle involving a specific fat and salt mixture. It warns against green feed until the animal chews cud again and stresses not to give any day green feed while the cow recovers. The guidance emphasizes patience as the beast chews the cud after treatment.
A lively stage note promises hearty fun aboard and ashore with Ballor's Lady starring Nancy Kelly and Jos Ball. The press previews a brisk, buoyant farce with romance and nautical humor, featuring Joan Davis and Wally Vernon and a supporting cast including Richard Chapman and Mary Clare.
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